Here's the second in our woodsmanship series co-produced with BHA.  You all can help spread the love by sharing the link below.  ch

Oh yea, give it a like cuz I know ya will.    

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=7Plfdd5zKhA

I'm pretty good at starting fires with not much to work with,but I did like the cotton ball idea. Good post!

Nice

Awesome - thank you!

The son and I did  canoe trip down the Wisconsin River and we used the cotton balls with vasiline to start all our fires. He likes the teepee method I prefer the log cabin method but the cotton balls were the trick.

Well put together very nice

Keep it coming, seems silly to re-learn how to build a fire at my age but I have to say that your technique looks very effective. Loving the vids and look forward to your spring release.

       These are the things that I love teaching my sons, real life lessons.

This is great, thanks for sharing!

Another trick I learned from my friend was take 4x4 gauze pads, peel them apart and soak them in petroleum jelly. Store them in     a water tight container until needed.  They burn like a candle wick and for several minutes. Works great to get a fire going in all conditions.

Very well done. Thanks for putting that together, looking forward to more episodes.
-Jay

I really enjoy your episodes.  Thanks

Very nice work on the videos, Clay!  Great to see you sharing your wisdom with these. Looking forward to more, my friend.  

Cheers, Matt

I have enjoyed both your your videos thus far and am lookin forward to more.

thanks~

L.R.

Thanks all.  i just finished filming for the third video.  It'll be up in a little under two weeks.

good stuff... thanks for the info